Wesley Snipes On Blade's New Look In Deadpool & Wolverine

Wesley Snipes talks about Blade's new suit in Deadpool & Wolverine. Let me know what you think in the comments down below, like & sub for more!

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What did you think of Blade's new look In Deadpool & Wolverine??

[jasonnix]

I'm so happy that they brought back Wesley Snipes

[Cannabrosgrows]

When Blade walks on screen, that was my holy shit moment in that movie, not to mention wolverine wearing the cowl

[krisfoshizzle]

When Wesley walked in the audience went mad. His cameo made that movie 1000% better

[keithkrause]

That Blade drip was untouchable. Cold ice black on black was too smooth

[ryandunnlives]

This cameo straight up made the movie 1000x cooler instantly

[johnster]

This man is 62 years old and is still talking about making minute tweaks to his muscle structure. I am 29 and am just happy if my pants still fit! Legend.

[marssj]

"There has only been one Blade and there will only ever be ONE Blade" - Blade

[IndecisiveGames]

Wesley Snipes was practically made to be Blade. After all, “there’s one Blade. There’s only ever gonna be one Blade.” Damn fucking right.

[WillyJohnC.Pacaoncis]

The man who puts MCU in the spotlight. Respect to the OG.

[colesantana]

I don’t mind the suit, looks good, I just miss the classic trench coat

Update: Yall right about the hairstyle and iconic sword too

[calvinsuu]

The fact that Wesley Snipes as Blade singlehandedly saved Marvel Comics and made the way for the rest cannot be ignored...

[CanuckOutdoors]

blade was one of my favourite movies growing up in the late 90s and 2000's

[furionmax]

"I don't have the same drip that I had in the other ones" dude. Dude. You still got it. Even without the trench coat, the sword, the red, and the armor, YOU STILL ROCK THAT SHIT!!!

[zamykcaa]

He looks more like a vampire now that he's older. It looks great honestly.

[M.H.I.A.F.T.]

He has a great voice. Like the world's smoothest jazz DJ.

[ALucas]

From What We Do In The Shadows to Deadpool & Wolverine (&? Vs?) props to Mr Snipes for bringing Blade to the party every time. That whole scene in Shadows was freakin' brilliant! All the vampires were there!

[gunitgman]

In a word. Irreplaceable. There will NEVER be another Blade like Wesley Snipes. It was a privilege growing up to his movies.

[seanrogers]

This man just walks around naturally like Blade 24/7. And I’m all for it!

[jybyrd]

Dude, that entrance has ALLL the drip that was needed. Awesome moment